After all, why do you keep the idol of Lord Ganesha in a wooden box in this country, that's the reason

Worship of Lord Ganesha is considered very special in India. His idol is reliable in every house, temple and ceremony. But have you ever noticed that Ganesha’s idols are often kept in wooden cabinets? It is not just a tradition or safety measure; It is a deep religious and cultural cause. Why the tradition of putting an idol in wooden cabinets? The biggest reason to keep the idols of Ganesha in wooden cabinets is the protection of the idol. The size and delicacy of Ganesha’s idols is of such a nature that they can be prey to break. Especially if taken to a place of idol worship, it is necessary to lock it in strong wooden cabinets. But there is another spiritual and religious reason for this. According to religious beliefs, its importance from a religious point of view, the idol is the form of God in itself. It is also necessary to honor not only at the time of worship at the time of worship, but also if the idol is not in use. Therefore, you must keep the idol in wooden cabinets, as it must be ‘rest’. It is believed that when the idol is in the box, it stays safe and its purity remains. The holiness and protection of the idol is very important to protect the idol of Ganesha from the external elements. Especially soil, water, air or sunlight can harm their idol. Wooden boxes not only protect the idol physically, but also preserve their holiness and energy. Traditional thinking and culture are very accurate in Indian culture. The idol cannot be disgusted. Any kind of negligence or insult to the idol is considered a religious crime. Therefore, the tradition is to keep the idol in wooden box so that it is safe and the method of worship is not violated. Does the color or decoration of the box matter? Yes, a little wooden cabinets are also decorated with worship. Religious paintings, mantras or photos of gods are also written on the box. It symbolizes that it is not just an ordinary box, but the holy dwelling of the idol of God. The conclusion next time you see that the idol of Lord Ganesha is closed in a wooden box, then understands that it is not just a matter of safety, but an expression of religious faith, respect and tradition. The idol of Ganesha, locked up in wooden cabinets, not only shows reverence for him, but also cherishes our cultural heritage.